Valley Vegas Church runs a food pantry that gives out free groceries to people in need. When food is available, staff have provided items like raviolis, applesauce, water, and crackers. Reviewers also describe the pantry as giving out "so much food and help," so what's available can vary from visit to visit.
The food pantry happens on the second Saturday morning of each month at the church, located at 4500 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89102. You can also call the church at (702) 254-2251 to ask about food availability before you come.
If you are 60 years old or older, the church may be able to connect you with a mobile food pantry in your area. Ask a staff member when you visit or call and they can give you a phone number to find out if you qualify.
You can support Valley Vegas Church and its outreach programs by giving online at valleyvegas.org/give or by mailing a donation to Valley Vegas Church, 4500 W. Sahara Ave., Las Vegas, NV 89102. If you have questions about giving, you can send an email to give@valleyvegas.org.
If you'd like to volunteer with the food pantry or other outreach efforts at Valley Vegas Church, you can express your interest through the Connection Card at valleyvegas.org/connect. The church assembles brown bag meals for volunteers to hand out to people in need throughout the week, and also runs the monthly grocery distribution. You can also check the events page for upcoming outreach opportunities or call the church at (702) 254-2251 during office hours, Monday through Thursday, 9am to 3pm.
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Suggest an updateThe Community Food Pantry is open to locals in the Las Vegas area. Anyone in need is welcome to come and receive food. The church also runs a separate Senior Food Pantry once a month for older adults.
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